A building permit has been granted for a 12-story apartment building that’ll occupy the largest undeveloped site in Boston’s Chinatown neighborhood.
The site at 55 Hudson St., now a parking lot, will become home to 110 apartments and a branch of the Boston Public Library. The building permit is for $65 million worth of work.
Source: Boston’s Chinatown to get 110 affordable apartments, new library – Boston Business Journal
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